How to search for a word on a web page mac?

On a Mac, you can easily search for a word on a web page using your web browser. Here are instructions for some popular web browsers:

Safari:

1. Open Safari:

• Launch the Safari browser on your Mac.

1. Open the Web Page:

• Navigate to the web page where you want to search for a word.

1. Use the Search Bar:

• In the top-right corner of the Safari window, you'll find a search bar.
• Type the word you want to search for, and Safari will highlight the matches on the page.

Google Chrome:

1. Open Chrome:

• Launch the Google Chrome browser on your Mac.

1. Open the Web Page:

• Go to the web page you want to search.

1. Use the Find Feature:

• Press Command + F on your keyboard (⌘+F).
• A search bar will appear in the top-right corner.
• Enter the word you're looking for, and Chrome will highlight the matches on the page.

Mozilla Firefox:

1. Open Firefox:

• Launch the Mozilla Firefox browser on your Mac.

1. Open the Web Page:

• Navigate to the web page you want to search.

1. Use the Find Bar:

• Press Command + F on your keyboard (⌘+F).
• The Find bar will appear at the bottom of the Firefox window.
• Enter the word you want to find, and Firefox will highlight the matches on the page.

Microsoft Edge:

1. Open Microsoft Edge:

• Launch the Microsoft Edge browser on your Mac.

1. Open the Web Page:

• Go to the web page you want to search.

1. Use the Find Feature:

• Press Command + F on your keyboard (⌘+F).
• The Find bar will appear at the top right.
• Enter the word you want to find, and Edge will highlight the matches on the page.

These instructions should help you search for a word on a web page using the most common web browsers on a Mac. The keyboard shortcut for opening the search/find bar is Command + F across these browsers.